Northern Ont. MP calls for continued boycott of U.S. goods
Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus is on a mission to encourage Canadians not to let up on their boycott of American goods.
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Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus is on a mission to encourage Canadians not to let up on their boycott of American goods.
Timmins Police Service launched a new online tool to help streamline the collision reporting process.
As a trade war with the United States remains a real possibility, people and business organizations in Timmins say they are ready to fight back.
The Ontario New Democratic Party has nominated or appointed candidates in all northern Ontario ridings.
An unwanted person call led to the seizure of 80 grams of fentanyl in Moosonee and the arrest of three people.
Julia Romualdi, 29, of Timmins, is a Special Olympics athlete. She’s also a national ambassador, helping to promote a fundraising campaign in partnership with Tim Hortons.
Timmins Majors head coach Shawn McArthur talks to Rick Wyman about the 'AAA' U18 hockey team's recent trip to Moose Factory to play.
Northern Ontario police say a N.B. man has been charged with extortion and is accused of using job threats to coerce an employee into co-signing a $45,000 loan.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with aggravated assault following an early morning incident Thursday in Kirkland Lake.
A new immigration pilot was announced at Greater Sudbury's city hall Thursday morning aimed at attracting francophone immigrants, along with the return of a rural program for skilled workers.
Those in the mining and mining supply sector are bracing for whatever repercussions could come from possible tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Canadian goods.
WATCH: CTV's Tony Ryma speaks with Timmins Mayor Michelle Boileau ahead of her interview on Tuesday as her four-month-old son talks in the background.
A suspect from Timmins has been charged with arson, weapons and drug trafficking offences in connection with a vehicle fire.
Out of the ashes of a massive insolvency, a group of investors are working to bring a large number of residential properties onto the market in communities across northern Ontario.
Timmins city council has approved the 2025 taxation fund budget with a 3.43 per cent increase over last year.